Manor house with hydraulic floors and wooden beams
Descripción
Located on the outskirts of Madrid, this manor house for filming has more than two centuries of history. It offers an exceptional setting for audiovisual productions that require authenticity, space and heritage character. The residence is organized around a large covered central courtyard, the true axis of the house. From here, the different rooms unfold over two floors. On the upper level, a glazed gallery surrounds the courtyard, filling the interiors with natural light and offering unique filming perspectives.
The property preserves its original hydraulic tile floors and timber-beamed ceilings. Its distribution includes spacious bedrooms with balconies, a large kitchen, a music room with piano, a stately office and a vast library. Each space conveys history. Therefore, it is ideal for both period settings and more intimate cultural scenes.
Outdoors, the manor boasts a garden of approximately 1,000 m². This open-air space is perfect for filming exteriors. Additionally, there is an independent building that houses a two-story wine cellar. The ground floor features large traditional clay jars, while the upper floor serves as an attic. Moreover, the estate preserves a subterranean cave with smaller jars, an atmospheric location that suits mysterious or traditional winemaking scenes.
Thanks to its privileged location in Madrid, combined with its architectural authenticity and scenic versatility, this Toledo manor house for filming provides endless creative opportunities for cinema, television and audiovisual projects of every scale.
Descripción
Located on the outskirts of Madrid, this manor house for filming has more than two centuries of history. It offers an exceptional setting for audiovisual productions that require authenticity, space and heritage character. The residence is organized around a large covered central courtyard, the true axis of the house. From here, the different rooms unfold over two floors. On the upper level, a glazed gallery surrounds the courtyard, filling the interiors with natural light and offering unique filming perspectives.
The property preserves its original hydraulic tile floors and timber-beamed ceilings. Its distribution includes spacious bedrooms with balconies, a large kitchen, a music room with piano, a stately office and a vast library. Each space conveys history. Therefore, it is ideal for both period settings and more intimate cultural scenes.
Outdoors, the manor boasts a garden of approximately 1,000 m². This open-air space is perfect for filming exteriors. Additionally, there is an independent building that houses a two-story wine cellar. The ground floor features large traditional clay jars, while the upper floor serves as an attic. Moreover, the estate preserves a subterranean cave with smaller jars, an atmospheric location that suits mysterious or traditional winemaking scenes.
Thanks to its privileged location in Madrid, combined with its architectural authenticity and scenic versatility, this Toledo manor house for filming provides endless creative opportunities for cinema, television and audiovisual projects of every scale.
